Things to Do in Los Angeles
Los Angeles Things To Do Guide
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Body By Nii Sign
- Downtown Los Angeles
Rows of free weights stand near exercise balls and gleaming machines
The GRAMMY Museum
- Downtown Los Angeles
Learn about the past, present, and future of music at a 30,000 sq. ft. museum with hands-on exhibits and interactive performances
8-Limbs
- Silver Lake
Fashion designer Erika Ikeler teaches sewing basics that culminate in clean-seamed projects, from grocery tote bags and reversible T-shirts
Pilates & Arts
- Echo Park
Instructors lead classes in subjects from cardio boxing to tai chi inside a dedicated group fitness space known as The Branch
Evolve Yoga: Sacred Healing & Creative Arts
- Cypress Park
During 90-minute yoga sessions, participants bolster body and mind through a series of flowing poses
Pasadena Art Classes
- Pasadena
Art educator with more than 15 years’ experience leads small classes in forms such as drawing, pastels, watercolors, and oil painting
Los Angeles International Fencing Center
- West Los Angeles
Membership grants access to sprawling, high-ceilinged gym where group fencing classes introduce kids to foils, épées, or sabers
Heat Personal Fitness
- Multiple Locations
Martial arts expert and former navy man, Antonius motivates exercises through intense cardio and strength-training workouts
A.Lee Golf Lessons
- Alhambra
Golf Academy of America graduate Andrew Lee imparts golf advice in 45-minute sessions; lessons are offered in both English and Mandarin
Gracie Barra Manhattan Beach
- Hawthorne
Students practice Brazilian jiu-jitsu's chokes, holds & throws while learning discipline & self-respect in friendly studio
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Led by co-owners with backgrounds in professional dance, the experienced instructors at Pilates Studio City cultivate carved torsos with exercises that target the core. During personalized private sessions, pupils to bend into Pilates poses or the shape of their own initials atop a mat and sliding equipment such as the Reformer, Cadillac, and Wunda chair. Teachers also divide their attention among students of all levels during group classes, which range from Level 1 mat sessions to dynamic Nia workouts. Nia blends elements of dance, martial arts, and the healing arts into a series of 52 movements that rotate from session to session to keep muscles from getting bored.
Fitness blooms at three locations, which together host more than 130 classes each week. The Studio City location surrounds exercisers in rustic wooden walls, in contrast with the floor-to-ceiling mirrors and undulating modern lines of the Porter Ranch studio's décor. Mat classes at The Annex stretch and bend beneath a large photo mural of a forest so that students can draw inspiration from branches' ability to hold themselves indefinitely in plank pose.
